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China invoked the US’s brinkmanship over its own debt limit as it hit back at Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s criticism of Beijing’s handling of debt issues in developing countries.

South American nations planning a common unit of account to promote trade rather than a single currency, Brazil’s finance minister says

A Labour government would work more closely with the European Union including by forming a new security pact as part of a “reset” of British foreign policy to reverse the nation’s “tarnished international reputation,” according to the opposition party’s shadow foreign secretary, David Lammy.

Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk resumed testifying Monday in the trial of a securities-fraud lawsuit over his August 2018 tweet about taking the company private. Here are some key takeaways from more than four hours on the stand, and click here for our TOPLive blog:

A manager at video game developer Blizzard Entertainment said he was ousted after refusing to give a low evaluation to an employee that he felt didn’t deserve it in order to fill a quota.

Microsoft Corp. is investing $10 billion in OpenAI, whose artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT has lit up the internet since its introduction in November, amassing more than a million users within days and touching off a fresh debate over the role of AI in the workplace.

The White House said Monday it would review requests a Republican-run House panel made for information related to President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents, but suggested it will not give the committee all that it wants.

Tech stocks led gains on Wall Street, with the most-influential segment of the US equity market about to kick off earnings in a test of the S&P 500’s 12% surge from its October low.

(Bloomberg) — The Texas oil and natural gas industry paid a record $24.7 billion in taxes and royalties last year, far exceeding the previous annual high of $16 billion set in 2019, according to the Texas Oil and Gas Association.